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25th August 09, 07:26 AM
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Ceilidh Wear
I agree with JockScot. A ceilidh by definition is an informal affair and one would dress (down) accordingly. Any other event would be a dance, which again by definition would be slightly more formal. If there was a meeting or dinner followed by dancing, this would be usually be advertised as a dance, rather than a ceilidh.
But as in all things on Scottish dress, you wear what you wish whilst observing some of the basic protocols.
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